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the video what's up guys TechCentral

here and welcome to a brand new video on

the channels today we'll be taking an

in-depth look at my gaming / editing pc

build for the channel so that further

ado let's get started so I know a lot of

people in the comment section of the

time that's video said that they build

was well over five hundred dollars but

guys prices do fluctuate daily and

there's nothing I can do about it i

sourced half in the parts from amazon

and the other half from microcenter to

make this a five-hundred-dollar gaming

pc build all the parts used in this

build will be linked down below in the

description bugs so for the motherboard

I want the MSI 970 asli great addition

this motherboard is capable of

overclocking the cpu and really good for

sli bills I bought this month about 450

four dollars from microcenter but there

was a fifteen dollar mail-in rebate that

brought the price down to thirty nine

dollars which is a really good deal and

I pair this month the book with the AMD

fx-8350 has a base clock of 3.2 gig

yards in a turbo clock of 4 gigahertz I

didn't overclock the CPU yet because I

am planning on doing a full tutorial on

how to overclock your AMD CPUs so stay

tuned for that but I got this processor

for $90 from microcenter next up for a

man with 8 gigabytes of ddr3 memory that

is clocked at 1866 these are from

Kingston the HyperX fury series I got

these for sixty dollars off of Amazon

and for storage and with a 240 gigabyte

SSD this is from devo this is the x1

series this SSD is super fast for good

up and running other applications at the

time I got this for seventy five dollars

off of amazon i also have a mass storage

a 500 gigabyte WD blue hard drives that

i use for mass storage that really comes

in handy I sources from my

their pc that i was running at the time

before i got this and i didn't include

this in this bill because i just felt

that see 240gb SSD could get the job

done for the graphics card the graphics

card island is the gtx 750ti from EVGA

this GPU tends to go around for a

hundred forty dollars but a snag this

one for $115 this is a with a good

budget gravis card from Nvidia's 10

series lineup I was deciding to go with

an all AMD bill but after taking a look

at benchmarks distribute performs better

in this price range powering all of

these components is the 600 watt power

supply from thermaltake which I got for

$45 and everything is packed inside the

NZXT s 340 case which I got for sixty

five dollars off of amazon so since this

is a gaming in as an EPC build I decided

to include a render sample so I rendered

a three minute video at 1080p 30 frames

per second and they rendered in six

minutes which in my opinion is 10 times

better than that old pc which took about

30 minutes average to render videos in

720p 30 frames per second and the

average video length was about two to

three minutes so now that that is out of

the way let's take a look at how this

gaming PC performs while playing games

hopefully you guys enjoyed the

benchmarks make sure leave a like i'll

be uploading a how to build a guide for

this pc so if you're not already

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on twitter for sneak peeks on my next

month pc build which i have already

started to put together thank you all so

much for watching and i will see you all

in the next video